The second phase will build directly on the HMP, the adopted 2040 General Plan, and the City’s water and wastewater master plans. Rather than repeating the broader hazard analysis, the Resiliency Plan will translate identified risks and planning goals into specific, fundable mitigation projects. The plan will examine wildfire, flooding, severe weather, drought, evacuation constraints, drainage deficiencies, roadway access, and water infrastructure at a conceptual, pre-engineering level. It will identify vulnerable neighborhoods and critical infrastructure and develop a prioritized portfolio of site- and corridor-specific projects with planning-level costs, environmental considerations, potential funding sources, and implementation guidance. The goal is to give the City a grant-ready implementation roadmap that supports capital planning, future grant applications, public decision-making, and investments that reduce life-safety risks and benefit disadvantaged and vulnerable populations.